Jacques Rueff
Jacques Rueff · Economics & Business
Economist
1896, Paris, France — 1978, Paris, France
France
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Jacques Rueff was a leading French economist and public official, an advocate of the classical gold standard and of free-market discipline, who as an adviser to Charles de Gaulle designed the 1958 stabilization plan that restored the franc and created the new franc. He served on the Constitutional Council and in the Académie française. He was Jewish.
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